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Posted: Nov 6, 2011
Seeing miracles
You say miracles happen because people believe they do.
Would this also apply to the revelation at Sinai when the whole nation were present?
Posted By Raphael Gamaroff, Port Elizabeth , south Africa
Posted: Apr 24, 2008
segregated by belief
Is that something like birth and death? I'd kind of like to transcend the segregation in between, but I guess freedom doesnt allow it
Posted By Patricia via chabadpasadena.com
Posted: Apr 24, 2008
miracles
The Miracles happened because the Eternal caused them to happen. they can happen to the believer and to the sceptic
Posted By Millard Gulledge, Portland, Oregon
Posted: Apr 24, 2008
Passover
I view the plagues as more symbolism than reality though just as important a message to the world and Jews. The ten plagues symbolize the struggle people go through by not adhering to God's law and not believeing. The plagues can also symbolize what happens to non-believers like Dante's inferno.
Posted By steven s nisenfeld, Audubon, NJ
Posted: Apr 7, 2007
I wonder how much the Israelites believed in miracles if they were scared when Moses didn't return quick enough and they built an Idol. Just think how many people today act the same way. They're in such a hurry to get what they want and in the end they miss the real miracles right before them. Happy Passover
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